Examples of using To the evolution in English and their translations into Dutch
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As a Dutch supplier, we're proud to be able to contribute significantly to the evolution of artificial grass.
Europe needs a company law framework that is adapted to the needs of the society of today and to the evolution of the economic environment.
Ensuring that CSPs are regularly reviewed and adapted to the evolution of the situation;
Finally, resolution 2222 was only adopted unanimously by the Security Council because it does not correspond to the evolution of the journalists' profession.
freezing of cross-border bank accounts that is under consideration really contributes to the evolution and consolidation of justice.
Bulgaria has contributed significantly to the evolution of Slavonic culture.
As such they will be largely insensitive to the evolution of technology, thus significantly reducing the need for future adaptation to technical progress.
However, the Commission has not sent this Protocol to the Council for conclusion and signature owing to the evolution of the political situation in Turkey.
This accident of physics might have led to the evolution of longer dinosaur arms,
Virtual reality holds a key to the evolution of the mind… and that's my focus.
We must therefore pay more attention to the evolution of debt in addition to tight control of the evolution of public deficit.
We endorse the strong commitment of the British government to the evolution of the ESDP and to maintaining the integrity of NATO.
Its water properties have led to the evolution of several unique species of fauna that occur only within the lake.
But due to the evolution of new technologies,
But due to the evolution of new technologies, fixing errors
optimal situation has led to the evolution of these reactions over time.
This they compared to the evolution of the Russell 3000 Index,
